End of Unit 1; Jackie Robinson

Read the chapter for the gist. Write the gist below. (A gist is what the chapter is mostly about)

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Read pages 58-62 of Promises to Keep. Think about the main idea of this section of the text. As you read, create and complete a graphic organizer that summarizes the main idea and supporting details of the excerpt. This can be a bubble map or just an organizer for your main idea and supporting details.

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Using the information in the graphic organizer, write a brief summary of the text below.

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Which of the following details from the text support the idea that Jackie Robinson has not been forgotten? Underline all that apply.

• In Major League Baseball ballparks across the country ... number 42 is retired and proudly displayed along the outfield walls.

• [T]he struggle for equality continues.

• Across the country, there are organizations, programs, schools ... and other facilities that bear my father’s name.

• Each graduate is unique and special.

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Which statement best describes the relationship between the work of the Jackie Robinson Foundation and Jackie Robinson’s life?

• Everyone who graduates from the Foundation is unique and special.

• The Foundation teaches young people that they must be active and committed to building a diverse world.

• The Foundation was created by Jackie’s wife and close friends in 1973.

• The Foundation supports young people who have unusual athletic talent.

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According to Sharon Robinson, what is the relationship between making “a promise to ... be the best you can be” and the struggle for equality?

• If you are the best, you can be, others will understand that you deserve equal rights.

• If you are the best, you can be, when you have the opportunity, you’ll be able to lead the fight against injustice.

• If you are the best, you can be, you will always triumph over injustice.

• If you are the best, you can be, you will be keeping your promise.

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What is the overall structure of this entire text?

• Chronological

• Cause and effect.

• Proposition and support.

• Problem and solution

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Using the context clues on page 58, what can you infer the word "mourners" means? "More than 2,500 mourners watched as six former athletes...carried my father’s silver-blue coffin..."

• Fans

• Family members

• A person who is feeling sad over the death of someone

• A person who is watching an event on tv or in person.

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CCSS.RI.4.4

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What does the word "dull" mean as it is used on the top of page 59?

• Not Sharp

• Not bright

• Become less

• To be bored

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Using the context clues on page 59, what does the word "replica" mean? "Jesse, wearing a replica of my dad’s famous number 42 Dodgers’ uniform..."

• An original

• An exact copy

• A miniature version

• A different version

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